Eleven stages for the Nordic combined CdM (without Val di Fiemme): away from Ruka, women from Lillehammer

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Eleven stages for the Nordic combined CdM (without Val di Fiemme): away from Ruka, women from Lillehammer

Official calendar of the 2022/23 season: closing in Lahti for men, the World Cup will be staged in Planica.

A different ending and the lack of presence of the classic Val di Fiemme appointment, due to the necessary works on the Predazzo ski jump in the Milan-Cortina 2026 perspective. The FIS proposes a calendar of the Nordic combined World Cup with eleven stages for the men's sector, which will have its classic opening with the three days of Ruka, from 25 to 27 November. We will then go to Lillehammer (two races, on 3-4 December), before Ramsau for another traditional stage on the Austrian snow, on 17-18 December. From 6 to 8 January 2023 here is Otepaa, in Estonia, where there will also be the first team competition of the season, for a very rich month with Klingenthal (14-15 January), Chaux-Neuve (21-22), with the return to France, and the very classic of Seefeld with the “Triple” from 27 to 29 January. On 4-5 February the two races in Oberstdorf, with Germany also protagonist on 11-12 of the month in Schonach, which anticipates its traditionally closing event of the cup; then there will be the World Championships in Planica at the end of the month, with the grand final in Scandinavia between Oslo (11-12 March) and Lahti, on 25-26 March with the last two races. Six stages of the Women's World Cup, in its third edition: like last year, the start is scheduled in Lillehammer, on 2-3 December. Like the men, it will go to Ramsau on 17-18 December, then at the beginning of the year to Otepaa and at the end of January to Seefeld, with two races as well as a couple of weeks later to Schonach. World break and closing with a last appointment, from 9 to 11 March in Oslo even if, in this case, the stage has yet to be confirmed.
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